British Archaeology (Fb6408)

Fragment of upper hand rotary quernstone.

British Archaeology (Fb6410)

Fragment of lower rotary quernstone.

British Archaeology (Fb5960)

Bronze brooch; red enamel disc on bow.

British Archaeology (F409)

Iron pike head,

British Archaeology (F410)

Hammer stone,

British Archaeology (F411)

Hammer stone,

British Archaeology (F449)

Palaeolithic flint implement (pointed ovate form), River drift period

British Archaeology (E454)

High-flanged bronze looped palstave.

British Archaeology (G374.2-3)

Two sherds from a steep sided bowl: brown and yellow trailed slip ware design interior, plain yellow glaze exterior.

British Archaeology (G372.3)

A sherd of North Italian marbled slip ware.

British Archaeology (G3178)

One handled bowl or porringer of trailed slipware, yellow glaze with brown horizontal lines around bowl on exterior. Signs of burning on the base, may have been used as a pipkin to heat food.

British Archaeology (G369.3)

Body fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G369.1)

Rim fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G369.4)

Body fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G369.2)

Rim fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G369.5)

Rim fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G368.1)

Fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G366.2)

Fragment of Delft pottery, rim / base of shallow bowl.

British Archaeology (G366.3 A-B)

Two joining sherds of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (G368.2)

Fragment of Delft pottery.

British Archaeology (N118.2)

Sherd of stoneware, possibly from a bellarmine type of vessel, 17th century.

British Archaeology (G728.8)

Greenish blue glass bottle.

British Archaeology (F4400), Nettleton Shrub

Table top.

British Archaeology (Q2358)

Glazed pottery sherd.

British Archaeology (G2639), Castle Well

Neck sherd from a long necked pot: Martincamp flask spout.

British Archaeology (G2649), Castle Well

Body of a green glazed jug, restored from fragments, spout and rim missing.

British Archaeology (G3032), Castle Well

Body, rim, and spout of a green glazed jug, handle and base missing. Restored from fragments. ? French?

British Archaeology (G2651), Castle Well

Body of a green glazed jug, restored from fragments, plus two additional loose base sherds and two loose body sherds.

British Archaeology (G3036), Castle Well

Six sherds from the base of a green glazed jug.

British Archaeology (G3033), Castle Well

Two large body sections of green glazed pot / jug, restored from fragments, plus five additional loose sherds.

British Archaeology (G2650), Castle Well

Fifteen sherds from green glazed jug.

British Archaeology (G1716.2)

Border tile, incomplete. Design shows outer and inner bands with trefoil scroll motifs between.

British Archaeology (G1612)

Tile, incomplete. Design shows the body and hind quarters of a lion with in a circle from which two Fleur-de-Lys radiate.

British Archaeology (Q3465)

Wooden frame containing two triangular tiles, 13th century.

British Archaeology (G199.1)

Tile, complete. Design shows a square border with a centrally aligned family arms with two six-pointed stars in the upper section.

British Archaeology (G199.2)

Tile, complete. Design shows a diagonally aligned floral motif or possibly the tree of life.

British Archaeology (G199.3)

Tile, complete. Design shows a centrally aligned square with four Fleur-de-Lys radiating outwards from the corners.

British Archaeology (G199)

Tile, incomplete. Design shows a centrally aligned square with a quatrefoil within and Fleur-de-Lys radiating diagonally outwards from the square.

British Archaeology (G1710)

Tile, complete. Design shows two birds in the tree of life.

British Archaeology (G1718)

Border tile, incomplete. Design shows outer and inner bands with trefoil scroll motifs between.